Sources of Insight

Better Insights, Better Results

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Here is a quick way to dive into the goodness at Sources of Insight:

Here are descriptions along with samples of each resource listed above …

30 Day Challenge Series

The 30 Days Series is based on 30 Day Improvement Sprints. For 30 days, focus on learning something new, practicing a skill, changing a habit, or simply improving a particular aspect in your work or in your life.

101 Lists

101 Lists are lists of 101 insights and actions for a particular topic. Here are some examples of 101 lists:

Articles

Sources of Insight is a success library of more than 1,000 articles with proven practices for personal effectiveness.

Book Reviews

I review a lot of books.  My book reviews are more like movie trailers where I share my favorite “scenes” from the book in terms of insight and action.

Checklist

Present a verification to perform (“what to check for”, “how to check” and “how to fix”.)  Here are some examples:

Featured Guests

From time to time you’ll see guest posts or interviews.  I like to draw insight from book authors and experts and specialists.  Here are some examples:

Free eBooks

My free eBooks help you make the most of what you’ve got. Enjoy, and please share.  Here are examples:

Great Books

In addition to quotes and people, books have been one of my greatest sources of knowledge. My book recommendations are hand-crafted indexes of the books that I’ve found to be the most useful.  Here are examples:

Great People

People are one of my best sources of insight. I draw from some well-known heroes and unsung heroes, as well as my personal heroes and everyday heroes. I also have a lot of mentors that I draw from.  Here are examples:

Great Quotes

I think quotes are one of the best ways to share the wisdom of the ages and modern day sages. I’m a fan of using quotes both to share insight as well as draw from when I need them.  Here are examples:

How Tos

I think skills often make the difference between success and failure. I think one of the best ways to share skills and expertise is through How Tos. How Tos are step by step articles to help you accomplish a task.  Here are examples:

Lists

I like lists. They help put information at your fingertips in a simple and distilled way. Here are examples:

Personal Effectiveness Toolbox

Here is my one-stop shop page of resources for personal effectiveness.  This is a round-up ofthe best-of-the-best personal effectiveness resources to help you realize your potential and improve your personal effectiveness across mind, body, emotions, career, finance, relationships, and fun:

Product Recommendations

I evaluate a lot of books, products, and services. This is my page of recommendations, with links to my reviews where available.

Top Blogs

These are my quick lists of interesting blogs on the Web. Here are examples

Trends

Trends help you anticipate what’s next and embrace and thrive in change.  Here are some examples:

Fill your toolbox with wisdom of the ages and modern sages.